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An Elemental Horror

A Rebecca Bowen Mystery (in three parts)

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In 1890's London the highest paid private detective is a woman - Rebecca Bowen. After the untimely death of her husband, Lady Montbury holds a series of séances. Unfortunately the spiritual communication she's looking for isn't what she's expecting.

The creature that has taken up residence in the manor is described as being like a cage full of fluttering birds. It is accompanied by an overpowering, putrid smell reminiscent of an open grave. People disappear, disembodied moaning floats through the residence, and no one escapes the feeling of being watched.

In An Elemental Horror Rebecca is faced with one of her strangest cases to date. She, her secretary Polly Penniford and her body guard, Russian born Jack Saunders, must travel to Montbury Manor to investigate, find and stop the evil before it kills.

Remainder of Cast: John Empy, Mark West. Cover Artist and Announcer: Wednesday Wolf. Sound Design: Aesop AmesMusic. Composed and Performed by Thomas Chaillan. Awards: Spirit of Moondance, Moondance International Film Festival 2010.

©2014 The Lindsay Players (P)2014 The Lindsay Players Suspense Thriller & Suspense
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An unusual little production by not so much known Sable Jak, a dated piece has an old style charm. Not for everyone but I have an open mind and all though this is weak in some areas, a little classic all on its own.

A Quirky Crime Thriller But Not For Everyone

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If this book wasn’t for you, who do you think might enjoy it more?

can't think of anyone

Has An Elemental Horror put you off other books in this genre?

oh yes definitely

How could the performance have been better?

controlled nuclear explosion in the studio

If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from An Elemental Horror?

all of it - waste of time and money

Any additional comments?

never heard such poorly acted appalling accented people in my entire life including children's school productions- which have been far better

appalling amateurish drivel

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